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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

"Haye YOU observed the new gal'
adopted by fashionable ladies WINE OUT on
a promenadef'' asked a flfth avenue
modesto of a reporter recently.
Seeing n look Of bewilderment on the
renorter's face. she continued. You
know that fashions change In waking
inst a. they do in everything else. Even
vo,nr men change their manner OF Walk
ING according 10 the whims Of fashion. A
sbort time ago IL was the thing for fashion
able Young men TO poke along on tiptoe III
. sort Of ~gingerly way. That was when
tho dnde was in his glory. Now the dude
has departed. and his walk has gone WIN
him. believe a brisk. businesshke slrrue
is the proper thing now. The correct Walk
for girls, until very recently, was a hlhd Oh
long. easy lope. think that Mrs. Potter
was the originator Of this. Is wa.qulckly
copied by many actresses. Pauline hah
and Patrice have In 10 perfection. Any
how. IL was awfully popular last winter
on the avenue aud has been all the 90 at
the watering places this summer. II was
very graceful and pretty. but it has got
20 90.
..The new walk j. neither graceful nor
pretty. II u a kind Of a waddie. The
would be fashionable young lady now
walks ~ if she had no joints nor hrmness
to her. Every part Of her anatomy seems
20 shake and wiggle as she goes. She
m down hard first on n foot and
then on the other. seeming 90 rest her
body alternately ON each of her neither
limbs. Her cheeks wabble and so do her
arms. | don't know any better way 70
describe IL than TO say she waddles hke a
fat duck. don't know who is the origi-
nator Of this fashion. but il is evidently
going 10 be the thing this winter. All the
girls put il on with their fall b%oanets, and
all over the streets you can ace the little
dears trying their best 20 be ungraceful IN
their efforts 10 be mp 20 the latest fad.
New York Evening sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08
TuF LAST DECISION.

The opinion Of Judge Bond which VIC
publish in full this morning, will be
read All over the State with the interest
incident 10 one OF the most important
judicial decisions rendered since the
waT.
II has been regarded a. an open ques-
ton for q long time, whether or not the
State Legislature could successfully OBJ
struct the payment of taxes in coupons
under the decision Of the United states
Supreme Court. which declared that a
tender Of coupon acquitted the taxpayer
If his obligation. Many technicalities
discovered by LAWYERS have been so woven
around the question that the fundament-
al nrinciples have been distorted quite
beyond the test " common sense. WINE
the whole matter Was contrived into a
nolitical lever. instead of being leif 70
the courts where it belonged.
This last decision of the Federal court
declares that the State authorities cannot
obstruct the use Of coupons by suing the
neople who deal in them. and thereby IL
cuts the core out of the fallacy upon
which the State has been acting by es-
tablisbing to the comprehension OF the
wavfaring man that when the Oni'eu
states Snpreme Court declares the right
Of a citizen of course il is bound 10 pro-
tect him i'm that right. We are wiring
common sense and not technical law when
we repeat the logical and inevitable iso's
that must result from fighting the Onlten
States Supreme Court, viz: That II IN
wolves defeat and confusion to the STATE
bur,ful 10 our welfare. and without q
chance Of avoiding accepting coupons Tor
taxes.
Now. as the amount involved in the
last Iecision is not sufficient to allow an
appeal to the United States Supreme
Court. the only way to bring the case
before that tribunal IL the violation Of
the injunction by a state attorney
If this should be done, OF course we
shall have to endure a popular appeal
through newspapers and speakers, TO the
feeling against Federal u%surpation' and
corrupt Judges and the creditors OF
the state. who merely want to place the
debt on a reduced rate OF interest, after
reducing the principle. will be called the
enemies Of Virginia" We fail to see
how all that can alter the final result
though it may delay ii.
After reading Judge Bonds decision
and hearing the opinions Of many able
lawyers. we fail to see any chance OF the
supreme Cour; refusing TO confirm the
opinion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

Richmond has shown her Democratic
colors over her united and unterrified
array of Democrats of all classes aud
callings. solidly formed to repel Mahone's
last desperate attack. The candidates
nominated are thoroughly representa-
tive and give perfect satisfaction.
But the main point is that, after a cum
ninrly devised scheme 10 break our ranks
with a coalition cOntrived to delude the
working men, the party by the aggregate
common sense of It's members has deied
internal strife and external persuasion
Democrats after listening in some cases
to the beguiling tales OF Republican ennis
saries AT last followed the dictates of
party Loyalty in approaching the neces-
sitv of union to maintain those vital
principles that make their party the bull
wark of popular government.
It is a credit to the sense and patriot
ism of our people that upon all trying
occasions intelligence and honesty thus
assert themselves over all vicious appeals
to prejudice and passion.
Long may this healthy spirit in politics
prevail. and may the example of Rich
mond. the capital of the State, inspire
every Democrat from East to West and
e-ou North In South
Indeed. we will not cayil If the senti-
ment is put in the familiar formula of the
party orator, From the blue mountains
on the West to the rolling waves of the
Atlantic
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LOVERS OF TIE WEED.
Senator Don Cameron is mild and occa'
sional smoker.


Senator Don Cameron is a mild and occs-
sional smoker.
Senator Dan Vorhees puffs with vivac.ty
and gets through as soon as possible.
senator German. Of Maryland, takes a
Whit now and then OF "a Havana.
Eugene Field smokes more in New York
han in Chicago. He saws it is in The air.
President Cleveland handles a cigar clum-
,ilv. but manages to smoke it all the same.
Col Ingersol is an awkward smoker, and
puts al least two-thirds Of his cigar in bis
mouth.
Senator Dwight VI. Ssbm isa connoisseur
and never touches anything but the finest
Havanas.
Gen Phi Sheridan Is "A quiet smoker. He
loves 10 get of In a corner by himself 20 puff
and mediate.
Ex Senator Malone, Of Virginia, blows out
thin. blue wreaths Of smoke and seems 70
enjoy his cigar.
tx Secretary Of the Treasury Daniel Man
ming has almost entirely given up smoking
since his illness.
Mr. James G. Blaine left of smoking some
time ago. because he thought II did hlni more
harm than good.
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich, OF Rhode Isl
and. never smokes continuously unless as
cus.iug the tariff question.
Senator George d. Vest, Of Missouri, Is fond
Of smoking. but his health frequently compeis
him % forego the pleasure.
senator Frank Hiscock is a dreamy smoker
ami appears to see visions M the smoke when
slowly curves from bis lips.
Senator 5. VI. Cullom smoked more during
the passage OF the interstate mme OH
than 90 amy period M his life.
Ex-senator james Il. Fair Is "a veteran
devotee OF the weed and never feels like doing
ANYTHING unless De is smoking.
Ex-A~i,taut Secretary OF the Treasury
Charlie. r. Coon is a dilettante puifer, and
know. how TO- knock ashes of with a grace
many envy.
r Ex-senator j. y. Camden. OF West Virginia,
chew. anI smokes. When not chewing he is
smoking. but he probably cheNs more than
bee smokes.
Gen. W. 4. Sherman puffs vigorously at his
cigar aud blows out smoke in large volumes
He frequently keeps an unlighted cigar n bis
mouth for hours al a time.
Ex-Po.rma.ter General Frank Hatton is a
..orsi.c smoker and often inishes a long
..gar boz "a few minutes When exchanging
iobe- with Eugene Field, OF Chicago, DC takes
two or three b0ufs for him % get The best OF
"a cigar.
Congressman William T. Scott, Of Penn
svlvsnia. D.. am mveterate smoker lie is
rarely seen without d cigar M bis hand, and
puF. I'M o. ierky way between words while
talking he does Dot chew. His cigar bil
foot, mp many hundreds OF dollars annually
Cob Thomas Porterhouse Oclltree ranks
al. ONE of the most famous smokers in the
world having smoked with the Prince Of
Wa.,.. Gambetta. President Grevy, President
Grant. Bismarck. Emperor William, the
Prince OF Monaco. King kalakaua, the king
of Portugal tne king Of Belgium, Ie"hx
Pasha and many other notables met during
his extraordinary tours in Europe
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Emerson. Interest 10 ri. Children.

Emerson gave much more of his time
and thought % his children. from their IN
fancy. than was usual with busy father
in New England forty wears ago.. or is,
perhaps. now There IS nothing lhe
writes in his journal that is not OF the
greatest interest BOO the nursery. Every
tear and every smile deserves ID history, To-
SAY nothing Of the stamping and scream
ing. and he kept a record of their child
i.h doings aud sayings boo which these
pretty Oracles gro chr0nicled Ike the
anecdotes Of Plutarch Their play and
their work. their companions and their
lessons. their ont OF door rambles and
their home occupations. were objects OF
his constant care. The home discipline
was never neglected. though DO was en-
forced by the gentlest methods. The be
ginning Of a childish quarrel. Outbursts
OF petulance and Stiffness. were ayerted
by requests tO run into the study and see
if the stove door was shut. OF tO go 20 the
front gate and look at The clouds for a
minute -Cabot's Memoir Of Emerson
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

A Richmond Reformer looked yester-
day morning like that darkey so famous
in Parson Msssey's jar Of picked anec-
dotes. that are fresh again with every
application. He put the big club IN the
water on the string while he ooh a nap.
Another colored WaltOnian came along
who had only hooked n minnow, which,
with piraiical spirit, he put in place OF
the big club, and fled with the latter.
The first colored Waltonian awoke and
prepared to depart homewsrd with his
prize but what wa his astonisnment to
lind that it was only a minnow After
n long reflection on the phenomenon he
said to himself "Speck ] were dreamin,
how ! cotch dat big club, or otherways
he done swunk mp a heap in dis short
time"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

~. n. honey Dis niggah dun hab
no fetal teef tucked away in his moui,
yeah me Fo' de good Lo'd want him TO-
10 hab teef, an him sgoin' fas' To Ca
naan's Ian. be dun glib him dc good ole
crunchers like what be had 10 de war. ]
tell yet'
The old man who delivered himself Of
this opinion is an old negro i'm the Newark
~almshouse. He is very fond Of tobacco.
hut whenever he wants q fresh quid he
has % chip DO Of the plug with n knife. as
he has no teeth with which 90 bite 10.
Deed, no sah. cant take 'um. l can't
take 'um. 90 ne continued. being pressed 20
ask the superintendent for % set Of false
teeth. Mcbbe yOuse gemmcn IS pOkin
fun an de ole man an mebbe you isn't. but
no matter what 'tis. he ole man kin dun
gfb 81 pints ON teef. He's mos nigh Onter
ninety-fve yeahs ole an he aim G done had
no c~runche'- f0' MORN thirty OBJ EN-.
Why hres- 20 eyes. honey dis yeah ole
carcase nd dun bin rOttiu away 10 de
tomb long time since. II de ole mans teef
didn Q NOW ont. Long as dc ole man dun
need DE grinders he had eu-an good
ones dey was too, yeah me. But de time
KEN when de coon an hoe cake got too
strong 10 dc ole man Den dc good LOd
dun take away bis teef De ole man gof
no biluess chcWin coon and SIGH. His
dimgestion Do hab use 10 s.ch strong food
Mush an m lasses. milk an regl0r pick
aninny dishes s Wot he ought to hab. He
couldn't chew muffin else. s0 he took de-
"pickaninny dishes am good fo many O
day vet IF de L0'd meant fo' me 10 a.
de same kline o truck dat / eat when
Mas,a Linkum dun set me free. why Dress
so poo heart he dun 81 me teef for 90
no n too. New York Mail and Express
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08
without a Compass.

says old Allen Thompson. When /
am in the woods / never Use "a compass
i'm fact ! don't need any There are three
sure ways that / have FOR finding the
points Of the compass. You win notice
that three fourths Of the moss on trees
grows on the north side; the heaviest
boughs on spruce trees are always on the
south side, and. thirdly. the topmost twig
Of every u%niniured hemlock tips 10 the
east. YOu just remember those things
and youn never get l0st.-Mount Wash
ingtOn Among the Clouds.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

Tippu Tib, the greatest s~laye-hunier
in Africa, has been bought of by the
Congo State, and now appears as a re-
former, bent on breaking up the barba-
rian traffic on which he thriyed so long
That is a curious stroke OF wal and di-
plomacy, and it quite astounded the Arab
man-hunters when they had assembled to
make the yearly raid on the Congo 10
see Tippu, their old guide and ally, APP
pear as the governor of the Stanley dis
trict and command them to desist.
Set a rogue to catch a rogue, saith
the proverb, and so it is with the Congo
state. The only thing is that they must
pay Tippu three or four times as much
for catching a slave hunter as he got for
catching the slave.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

New York Democrats seem TO be in
spired with harmony and this is the har-
binger Ola certain victory in 1883.
The Democratic State Committee or
gained by electing Edward Murphy, Jr.,
Of Rensselaer, County, ex-Mayor of Troy
Chairman and William L Mullen ofChe-
mung County, Secretary Mr.. Murphy
is an active and vigorous politician, a
warm friend Of Governor Hill and a sup
porter Of the Democratic National Adj
ministrstion. as he himself defines his
position
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08
Addition TO Jerusalem

Outside the walls OF Jerusalem a new
town las sprung up, a building club hay
ing been established "A few year, ago, un-
der the operation Of which 100 houses
were erected IN four years by the Jews,
while along the Jsfia road many country
villa, have been erected Of late by Euro
mean residents ss summer abode>. The
latest development Of the building of new
house. without Jerusalem Is To be- found
In the enterprise which has Jed 10 much
buildinr hciug done Oh the slopes Of the
Mount Of Olives. the summit OF which Is
crowned with the Church Of the Ascen.
sion.-Homs Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

Judge Bond to-day will hear the cases
OF Commonwealth Attorneys McCabe,
Scott and Gleaves. Perhaps these Off
GERS will be released with an admonitiOn
not to prosecute any more suits against
persons who deal in coupons, but If one
of them does prosecute a suit OF that sort,
there will be an appeal TO the United
States Supreme Court at once.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08
st,ls Of Penman.hip Hereditary.

4 st Paul man SAYS that IN noticing
the signatures OF children OF friends Of
his he is frequently startled by the close
relations of their penmanship 10 that Of
their parents Inquiry does not demon
strate that the children have Intentionally
copied the handwriting OF their sires. h1t
without intent have come into the same
pen pecullarities. In some Instances tie
difference between the two could scarcely
be distinguished Chicago News.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

They say that at last the deal
of the Baltimore and Ohio tele-
graph lines have been fixed. The
approval Of stockholders is neces-
sary, but, a. in such cases the majority of
the stock is generally in the hands Of the
jobbers and manipulators OF the deal, of
course that is merely a form.
Mr.. Robert Garrett is momentarily ex-
pected to return from Europe and.
the poin, Of the report is that action was
taken during his absence in order to
bind him TO something he might not have
been willing to agree to.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

There is a rumor that Prince Waldo
mar of Denmark may be allowed by the
Car 10 take the throne of Bulgaria, after
having once declined it.
This is a sensible move on the part oil
Bulgaria to recognize exactly the power
of the Gar. and save herself the trouble
of electing princes whom the Gar does
not choose 10 have.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

"THT| W FILIUIIl
City OF R~ichmOnd-TO wit
This day personally appeared before me. W.
". Cosby. Jr., a notary public FOR the tt}
aforesaid. IN the State of virginia j. i Lewis
and r.. NJ. Foster. and acknowledged their ss
natures 70 the writing hereto annexed bearing
late on the lst day of september, l,1s and the
said J. T.. Lewis. the general partner mention
"a in the paper hereto annexed bearing date a.
above. made oath that +. VI. Foster. the special
partner mentioned in said paper. has paid In
cash into said business the sum Of two thou
sand dollars. that being the sum he was 20 con
tribute 70 said partnership.
Given under my hand this 81 day OF Septem-
Der. lss1. W W COSBY, in. y. y.
jseT-welawow
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

III Hung Chang and Mitkiewicz are
prominent names in the financial world
Just now, as The master spirits OF the
great Chinese-American banking pool
which is reported TO have failed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

senator Dan Voorhees, is quoted as
saving that Mr.. Cleveland could not de-
cline a denomination. Nj Cleveland
will be a fortunate man indeed IL he has
that honor forced on him i'm that manner,
and is spared the trouble of any political
coquetry. II is a noteworthy fact that
no Democratic president has filed q sec
ond term since Andrew Jackson.
Martin VanBuren was renOminated
and defeated. Polk, Pierce and Buchan-
an all declined TO be renOminated
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

The HeroH explains the Tory policy
in ireland with the familiar parable of the
doctor who threw ice-water ON a patient
dying with typoid fever upon the plea
that he did not know how 10 treat the
fever, but if he could get the sufferer into
fits he was sure TO cure him.
That must have been an Irish doctor,
and Lord Salisbury may be right to try
Irish prescriptions IN Ireland The
parable says naught Of the fate of the
patient or the subsequent reputation Of
the doctor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08
INSTRUCTORS.


C.P L. bJRGwYN. Principal. and Instruc-
tor 0i Irigonometry. Applied Mechanics.
ing.
W. X. HIGHAM, Assistant Instructor Of
Architecture Construction.
II n. hlf fiIHe. Instructor ~ Mechanical
Design.
j. W. LINN. Instructor Of Instrumental
Drawing.
W. F.. II. fINKE. Assistant Instructor of In
stmmentai Drawing.
WILLIAM l. SHEPPARD. Instructor of
Free-Hand Drawing.
ID. W. DE SYLVIA. Assistant Instructor or
frec-liand Drawing.
LYON g.. TYLER. Instructor of Arithmetic
Glasses - and O..
GEORGE :. CRENSHAW. Instructor OF
Arithme ic Glass A.
REUBEN SHIRREFFS. Instructor OF Al
zebra and geometry.
W. POOL. Instructor OF Bookkeeping.
&. II. lNNEk. Assistant Instructor Of Book
Keeping.
DIR. CHARLES n. CHALKLEY. Instructor
OF chemistry. Electricity. and Physics.
Application for matriculatI0n should be-
unalt to lhoma- Elicit. Secretary. on or before
september 2fth.
NJ MHlrEHCRST. Chairman.
HENRY q. JONES.
vs.. r.. siMONS.
isel6 FrSuWc lot
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

lie who shoots a quail before the close
season closes will be made to quail as wit
ness the case before the Police Court yes
icrdsy.
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oIssoLurIoNs AND corAHrNERsHr
RICHMOND. VA. september l-t. ,,s1.
nISsOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
- SHIP.

The special partnership OF D.. o.. Lewis form
ed on the 2btl lay OF March. l.~l. clmpOsed OF
d. q. Lewis. general partner and ~. I. Flem-
Ing. special partner, for the purposed of con
Quoting the drug business. al Richmond. Va.
U.s. this day dissolved hy mutual consent.
witness the nluds and seals Of the parties
fhe day and ycar above written.
j. r.. LEWIS. Seal.
~. T.. FLEMING. Seal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

The Personal Liberty Party Is the
last one to raise a flag and an issue They
want beer on sunday, and the first poll
tical campaign is just opened in Albany
-
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SEQ what Dr. Williams ha.
HUMAN HAIR GOODS

All kinds Of Ladies Hair M.rA ..
made % order az short notice.
Prices reasonable anl A
ted. HUGHES HAIR rlNnN
omy5l-om Y bAsi
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

Is it not obviously unequal, and there
fore unjust. for a man who enjoys an
income of 81, 600 d week to pay no more
taxes than a man who earns but $40 a
week or for a man with an income OF
81 1000 day TO pay no more than the
man who receives only $40 a day -
y. !. MerLa.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL.

If we will neither rule Ireland nor
allow Irishmen to rule themselves, nature
and fact may tell us that, whether We
will or no, an experiment which has
lasted seven hundred years shall be tried
no longer. "-F rovdes History.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

CAPTAIN j. H. O'Bannon publishes a
manly and patriotic card. The vote he
received was a handsome compliment, OF
which he was in all respects worthy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08
SCHOOLS.
VIRGINIA MECHANICS TNSTI-
TTTE
NIGHT SCHOOL or TECHNOLOGY.
tPrQcticaily free
INSTITUTE HALL. y y. NINTH STREET


First bali session will begin MONDAY
NIGHT. OCTOBER 3 lsss. Second hall
session will begin MONDAY
NIGHT. FEBRUARY 6. ISIS.
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state Of Virginia.
City of Richmond To wit.

|NNN| LN ID .NNN.
City of kichmond-TO wit:
!. ". W. Cosby. Jr.. "a notary public for fhe
city aforesaid, in the state 0f Virginia. DO GER
ffy that D. e and W.. l.. Fleming, whose
names are signed 90 the writing hereto attach
ed. bearing date ODD the ISL day of september.
l-.l. have acknowledged the same before me
lu my city Aforesaid.
Given under my hand fhis ID day of >cptem-
Der. lss1. ~. W. COSBY. JR., y. p.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THE@E Presents. That
W.. j. T. Lewis VI tine city 40 Richmond, ln the
State OF Virginia. and f.. w.. Foster OF the city
Of Richmond and state 0f Virginia, have en-
tered into "a special partnership under and DOB
pursuance ~ the statute lu thaf case made
aud provided. and upon the terms and cOuii
tOns hereinafter SET forth and those in fh
said statute prescribed that I. 60 say
lst. The said partnership l- tO be- conducted
under the name of j.. Il. Lewis. OF which j.
Lewis. residing ln the city 0f Richmond. in the
state " Virginia, Is general partner, ant g. VI.
Foster. residing in the city OF Richmond. State
~ Virginia, is the special partner.
%. The general nature OF the business % be-
transacted by said partnership is that 0f the
drug business.
81. The said +. VI. Foster. the special part
ncl, q, 70 contribute tO said partnership the
sum OF two thousand dollars in cash.
Atm. The place Of business OF said partner
ship D. % Dee NO. { East Broad street. in the
city of Richmond, or such other place la said
clty as the said partnership may hereafter re.
move 10.
9TH. The said partnership Is 90 commence
rom the date hereof and Is % terminate on the
l,t day OF September. lsss.
6lNen under our hands this lst DAY ~ sep
TENDER. lSs1. J.. D.. LEWIS,
r. NJ FOSTER.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

Two of the Utah Commission declined
to sign the report presented TO The Int
rior Department. These were Messrs.
Clernand and Carlton, who must have
thought that the report was too hard on
the Mormons, or else been somewhat
shaken up morally by the freedom of
Utah morals.
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A MCCARTHY. FDrroR.

City Delivery by carriers at 10 cents per week.
By mail, postage paid. daily one year. $50 SIX
months. sl.s5; three months. 81.